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Definition of constituent
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Constituent
(n.) The
person
or thing which
constitutes,
determines,
or
constructs..
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Formal
::
Formal
(a.)
Belonging
to the
constitution
of a
thing,
as
distinguished
from the
matter
composing
it;
having
the power of
making
a thing what it is;
constituent;
essential;
pertaining
to or
depending
on the
forms,
so
called,
of the human
intellect..
Texture
::
Texture
(n.) The
disposition
of the
several
parts of any body in
connection
with each
other,
or the
manner
in which the
constituent
parts are
united;
structure;
as, the
texture
of
earthy
substances
or
minerals;
the
texture
of a plant or a bone; the
texture
of
paper;
a loose or
compact
texture..
Hyaline
::
Hyaline
(n.) The main
constituent
of the walls of
hydatid
cysts;
a
nitrogenous
body,
which,
by
decomposition,
yields
a
dextrogyrate
sugar,
susceptible
of
alcoholic
fermentation..
Ricinolein
::
Ricinolein
(n.) The
glycerin
salt of
ricinoleic
acid,
occuring
as a
characteristic
constituent
of
castor
oil; --
formerly
called
palmin..
Dissociation
::
Dissociation
(n.) The
process
by which a
compound
body
breaks
up into
simpler
constituents;
-- said
particularly
of the
action
of heat on
gaseous
or
volatile
substances;
as, the
dissociation
of the
sulphur
molecules;
the
dissociation
of
ammonium
chloride
into
hydrochloric
acid and
ammonia..
Life
::
Life (n.) An
essential
constituent
of life, esp. the
blood..
Structure
::
Structure
(n.)
Arrangement
of
parts,
of
organs,
or of
constituent
particles,
in a
substance
or body; as, the
structure
of a rock or a
mineral;
the
structure
of a
sentence..
Guiacol
::
Guiacol
(n.) A
colorless
liquid,
C6H4,OCH3.OH,
resembling
the
phenols,
found as a
constituent
of
woodtar
creosote,
aud
produced
by the dry
distillation
of
guaiac
resin..
Garnet
::
Garnet
(n.) A
mineral
having
many
varieties
differing
in color and in their
constituents,
but with the same
crystallization
(isometric),
and
conforming
to the same
general
chemical
formula.
The
commonest
color is red, the
luster
is
vitreous,
and the
hardness
greater
than that of
quartz.
The
dodecahedron
and
trapezohedron
are the
common
forms..
Leucin
::
Leucin
(n.) A
white,
crystalline,
nitrogenous
substance
formed
in the
decomposition
of
albuminous
matter
by
pancreatic
digestion,
by the
action
of
boiling
dilute
sulphuric
acid, and by
putrefaction.
It is also found as a
constituent
of
various
tissues
and
organs,
as the
spleen,
pancreas,
etc., and
likewise
in the
vegetable
kingdom.
Chemically
it is to be
considered
as
amido-caproic
acid..
Analysis
::
Analysis
(n.) The
separation
of a
compound
substance,
by
chemical
processes,
into its
constituents,
with a view to
ascertain
either
(a) what
elements
it
contains,
or (b) how much of each
element
is
present.
The
former
is
called
qualitative,
and the
latter
quantitative
analysis..
Chemistry
::
Chemistry
(n.) That
branch
of
science
which
treats
of the
composition
of
substances,
and of the
changes
which they
undergo
in
consequence
of
alterations
in the
constitution
of the
molecules,
which
depend
upon
variations
of the
number,
kind, or mode of
arrangement,
of the
constituent
atoms.
These atoms are not
assumed
to be
indivisible,
but
merely
the
finest
grade of
subdivision
hitherto
attained.
Chemistry
deals with the
changes
in the
composition
and
constitution
of
molecules.
See Atom,
Molecul
Decomposition
::
Decomposition
(n.) The act or
process
of
resolving
the
constituent
parts of a
compound
body or
substance
into its
elementary
parts;
separation
into
constituent
part;
analysis;
the decay or
dissolution
consequent
on the
removal
or
alteration
of some of the
ingredients
of a
compound;
disintegration;
as, the
decomposition
of wood,
rocks,
etc..
Basyle
::
Basyle
(n.) A
positive
or
nonacid
constituent
of
compound,
either
elementary,
or, if
compound,
performing
the
functions
of an
element..
Principle
::
Principle
(n.) Any
original
inherent
constituent
which
characterizes
a
substance,
or gives it its
essential
properties,
and which can
usually
be
separated
by
analysis;
--
applied
especially
to
drugs,
plant
extracts,
etc..
Nuclein
::
Nuclein
(n.) A
constituent
of the
nuclei
of all
cells.
It is a
colorless
amorphous
substance,
readily
soluble
in
alkaline
fluids
and
especially
characterized
by its
comparatively
large
content
of
phosphorus.
It also
contains
nitrogen
and
sulphur..
Ethane
::
Ethane
(n.) A
gaseous
hydrocarbon,
C2H6,
forming
a
constituent
of
ordinary
illuminating
gas. It is the
second
member
of the
paraffin
series,
and its most
important
derivatives
are
common
alcohol,
aldehyde,
ether,
and
acetic
acid.
Called
also
dimethyl..
Condensation
::
Condensation
(n.) A
rearrangement
or
concentration
of the
different
constituents
of one or more
substances
into a
distinct
and
definite
compound
of
greater
complexity
and
molecular
weight,
often
resulting
in an
increase
of
density,
as the
condensation
of
oxygen
into
ozone,
or of
acetone
into
mesitylene..
Integral
::
Integral
(a.)
Essential
to
completeness;
constituent,
as a part;
pertaining
to, or
serving
to form, an
integer;
integrant..
Decompound
::
Decompound
(v. t.) To
reduce
to
constituent
parts;
to
decompose.
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